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Fund managers make major U-turn on Mifid II costs

Schroders, Invesco and Union Investment fall in line with a host of big-name industry peers by pledging to pay for research

Peter Harrison, CEO of Schroders
Peter Harrison, CEO of Schroders Photo: Company Photograph

Four of Europe’s biggest fund managers — Janus Henderson, Schroders, Invesco and Union Investment — have changed tack on passing research costs onto their clients when new EU trading rules come into force in January.

Janus Henderson became the latest to do so this afternoon, when the recently merged group said it intended to pay for third-party research for clients affected by the revised Markets in Financial Instruments Directive.

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